The Princeton FC United (U16) and Porto (U17) club soccer teams won the national championship in their respective age brackets at the US Club Soccer NPL Finals in Denver this summer. United and Porto each punched their ticket to the NPL Finals by winning the Mid-Atlantic Premier League Championship during the spring season.

Morpeth Contemporary, a premier fine art gallery in Hopewell since 1996, is proud to announce the representation of Montgomery-based sculptor Don Campbell. Known for his evocative figurative and portrait sculpture, Campbell now joins the gallery’s accomplished roster of painters and sculptors. Don Campbell is also participating in Hopewell’s Tour Des Arts.

A Montgomery Upper Middle School eighth grader called another student "acoustic." Is it bullying? The Montgomery school board, the courts, and now the NJ Commissioner of Education say yes.

In an ongoing effort to ensure the safety and well-being of students and staff in our local schools,  the Montgomery Township Police Department and the Somerset County Sheriff’s Office announced a collaborative initiative on September 22 aimed at increasing school safety and preventing  potential threats. This partnership will combine resources, personnel, and expertise to provide a safer learning environment for all. 

On September 17 at 8:50 pm, Montgomery Police, Montgomery Fire Companies 1 and 2, Montgomery EMS and Griggstown Fire Company responded to River Road at the Belle Mead-Griggstown Road intersection for a motor vehicle crash involving a vehicle that drove through the guardrail into the Millstone River.

The Montgomery Township Police in partnership with the Health Department and the American Red Cross hosted a presentation on Emergency Planning on Tuesday September 16 at the Montgomery Municipal Building – Library meeting room. The presentation contained vital information on the best ways to keep yourself and your family safe during emergencies.

One year ago, taxpayers of Montgomery Township and Rocky Hill were denied access to Montgomery High School’s tennis courts. What began as a dispute over access has since evolved into a lingering dilemma. While there have been efforts on both sides – township officials and school district administrator – to resolve the matter, taxpayers are still questioning whether there has been any substantial progress.